silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
She still asks about that and calls me a weirdo. She isn't wrong.
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What do you look like? Pt III
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silentstriker
The Wheel is Forever
Bro you've barely aged....it must be the beer and the Kohli-hate.
That's wonderful about the kids - must be a great feeling!
Burgey
Well-known member
Cheers mate, yeah it's a wonderful feeling. Very few of us are as ageless and genetically gifted as I've proven to be 
It's a nice feeling having school done for them. They've grown into great young adults (I'm biased, of course). High School grads have become a big deal - back when I did it we had an end of year assembly then sat the HSC after muck up day. That was it. Nopw they do gowns and make a big deal out of it, which seems a bit odd to me, but it does no harm. More Yankee influence, I suspect.
As SCC noted, I'm in a pretty happy place atm, luckily enough. Being clear of thought allows me to focus on the wider injustices in the world, such as the moderation on this website, over which I shall no doubt prevail in my online crusade.
It's a nice feeling having school done for them. They've grown into great young adults (I'm biased, of course). High School grads have become a big deal - back when I did it we had an end of year assembly then sat the HSC after muck up day. That was it. Nopw they do gowns and make a big deal out of it, which seems a bit odd to me, but it does no harm. More Yankee influence, I suspect.
As SCC noted, I'm in a pretty happy place atm, luckily enough. Being clear of thought allows me to focus on the wider injustices in the world, such as the moderation on this website, over which I shall no doubt prevail in my online crusade.
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
Haha, I remember the exact moment of the reveal quite well.
"You're called... Silent... Striker?! What?!"
Kirkut
Well-known member
Didn't realize my double chin was not even subtle back then.
Kirkut
Well-known member
It's Nilgiri Hills in Southern India.
Kirkut
Well-known member
Are you a Pashtun?
trundler
Well-known member
No. Punjabi with North Indian ancestry. My paternal grandparents were migrants from India.
Victor Ian
Well-known member
Playing for the enemy. WAC.May have posted this before, but I copped a good one on the weekend...
SillyCowCorner1
Well-known member
Wow, every thing goes back to 'India'. Lol.
Majority of my foreparents/ancestors were taken from Indian way back in the 19th century and brought to the Caribbean. From the Bihar region. But along the way there were mixtures from the Punjab region, my dad's side is 'Singh'. Also my mom's side, they're more Afghani-Pakistani....and last but not least, some of my ancestors were from South India...Tamil Nadu.
It's all a mixture.